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...you're not talking about importing/exporting are you? bc that may create a problem.art vandelay wrote:Out of curiosity, to what extent might having a business-related undergraduate degree aid one in obtaining a biglaw gig? Particularly one that involves corporate/transactional work?
I haven't heard that it's really any benefit, but I'm just wondering.
Similar to threads of this exact naturejoshikousei wrote:agreed. dime a dozen.mallard wrote:Really doubt that it'll help you.
Sort of confirms what I'd thought. Of course, law degrees are in similar oversupply, with regards to "dime a dozen"...joshikousei wrote:agreed. dime a dozen.mallard wrote:Really doubt that it'll help you.
a dime a dozen x a dime a dozen = you're about a dollar in a dollar 44art vandelay wrote:Sort of confirms what I'd thought. Of course, law degrees are in similar oversupply, with regards to "dime a dozen"...joshikousei wrote:agreed. dime a dozen.mallard wrote:Really doubt that it'll help you.
No - "a dime a dozen" means you can buy a dozen of them for a dime. So he'll be in a situation where he's worth 100/144 cents (or 25/36), about $0.70.adh07d wrote:a dime a dozen x a dime a dozen = you're about a dollar in a dollar 44
first of all, that would mean about $0.007mallard wrote:No - "a dime a dozen" means you can buy a dozen of them for a dime. So he'll be in a situation where he's worth 100/144 cents (or 25/36), about $0.70.adh07d wrote:a dime a dozen x a dime a dozen = you're about a dollar in a dollar 44